Month: January 2013

Are You a Winner?

During 2012, there were 38 winners of the Indies Unlimited weekly flash fiction challenge. Congratulations!

As you know, at the end of the year Indies Unlimited committed to publishing an e-book with all the photos and the winning expositions, adding one more credit to your portfolio. We’re hard at work on that anthology right now.

All the winners should have received an email from us back on January 3rd requesting the information necessary to keep you in the loop and to publish biography information about you next to your entry. If you have not received that communication, please check your SPAM filters. All winners have been notified.

This anthology will be available in eBook in scrumptious full color – as well as in print. Don’t miss out in getting your extra information to us.

Just a reminder that by submitting an entry, you granted Indies Unlimited the non-exclusive rights to publish the material submitted and you waived any and all further consideration in return for acknowledgement as a contributing author to the final anthology.

Please reply with the requested information to [email protected] by January 20, 2013.

Didn’t win in 2012? Well, you have 50 more chances to win during 2013. It’s all free for you. What have you got to lose?

Featured Author: aLm hLgh

aLm hLgh earned her Bachelor’s Degree from University of IL where she excelled in her chosen major of Communications. She won several coveted prestigious scholarships and writing awards for her writings; most notably the highly coveted Bernard Shaw Scholarship and Prize for writing.

Alm enjoys writing about unusual love relationships between men and women. She has been writing for over 20 years with several of her stories winning writing competitions and placement. Alm writes a prose column in a local Chicago area newspaper for many years. Alm writes stories about real people living real lives; the everyday folks like you and me. Her eBooks are all based on her screenplays that Hollywood producers and directors said would find no audience. She is very thankful to you her readers for proving them wrong.

Learn More about Alm from her Amazon author page.

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What Comes After Free?

Many years ago, I read an article that asked what I thought was a provocative question: What will come after television? I had never considered the question, of course. I was born in the television generation and took for granted that the medium would always be around. Once the question was asked, I could see how television was really no different than any of the other technologies, all of which are eventually replaced with something else.

The same question can really be asked of any innovation. What will come next? What will make this obsolete? Continue reading “What Comes After Free?”

Glynis Smy Announces New Title

Author Glynis Smy is pleased to announce the release of her new historical romance novel, Maggie’s Child.

Farmer’s wife Maggie Sawbury becomes pregnant after an extra-marital affair. She knows her joyless life is not one a child should endure, and she leaves the baby at the roadside. Her money-driven, violent husband sends her out as a wet-nurse, unaware the position comes with a secret. One that frightens, and yet brings joy to Maggie.

Years later the possibility of incest threatens to open old wounds, and Maggie has decisions to make. If she tells, it will bring down three families. Equally, her silence could be destructive. A confession changes her life, and a death brings about another secret.

Maggie’s Child was released in December 2012 by Anastasias Publishing Europe and is currently available from Amazon.com and Amazon UK.